Kosher and
castration in a single sentence have led to me to reminisce about the Orthodox Jewish ladies getting divorce permits from their readily-pliable husbands (
New York divorce coercion gang).
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I actually wonder whether maledom = vanilla. Afaik, in your parlance, they are distinct. I'm not too sure myself, but I would equate them (vanilla = gentle maledom, to be precise)... Unless you consider vanilla to be somewhat egalitarian? I actually don't know your reasoning.
It's somewhat like the political compass chart, maledom (gentle/harsh), femdom (gentle/harsh). And then there are centrists (roughly egalitarian), but they're not exactly vanilla, vanilla is the status-quo which is usually maledom.
By the way, I have finally tried out some more text-based games from the list!
1. Lost in
Lemonade Laminate - my first ever female protagonist game... and by the gods, is it well-written! It's such a fresh breeze to see actual effort put into the game, with sensible choices, realistic thought processes, genuinely intriguing plot, and more than sufficient world-building! Don't have a latex fetish, really dodgy about lezdom, but the game is just too good to play, it
makes sense in its own world. (Although to be fair, I shouldn't be in that bad of a boat, I like femsubs on their own, and even though it's a patriarchal world, I didn't see maledoms so far).
2. Curious Town - written by an ogre,
me can't open door, me have to lick pussy, me lose game. Finished game, apparently. What an experience. The Rags game engine is fine, btw.
3. Transylvania - literally a fucking work of art, an HTML game with a UI element that has relevance to the story (the bracelet with red beads), sublime art (in this black-and-white style, what's the word for it?), and I swear, the idea of representing trying to discern a foreign language by mirroring and putting upside down the words is so genius, I just can't (it's probably an old trick, but I never saw it before). Although it's... female protagonist/gender-bender? That's disappointing again, but I give paise where praise is due.
4. Unholy Arts - didn't play, female protagonist, but seems competent from the reviews, left the best for last (will try it later when have the time).
I also played some Drain Mansion and Domina - the former is a side-scroller whose first boss fight requires you to get the boss to lock yourself in a cage and then release you before she jumps into said cage (quite hard, if I understand it correctly), and the latter has been quite improved compared to the last time I played it. I guess, I should put the stars where they are due, along with some reviews...